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Washington Column
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Swashbuckling General Cries
EAtTH
or industry has come to change
__
Published Every Friday «ri
flu population, nor the pioneer Continued from page one.
Moro, Oregon
that it may be brought to a s .close
Editor ways.
L. French
We have mad* good use of our at an earlier date than the mill’
pXSffkw“ « M ^ d OiU^Ymhi Art of
and are as efficient in produ:- tory have estimated. The United
Cenfrr** of March s. 187«.------ .---- -- t -on ag f armers ¡n our class any- States, he explains, should W
Mswtous
place. The change from bunch- p it pared for a fold-up in Japan
Omu of the ways to stretch your Cut bread i n t o " ^
glass
to wheat has been made and proposes that war industries
[ fate »
•ill
■heat ration, now that moat meat cheese into email
£
slowly and without disturbance of bt ready to reconvert to civilian
¿ R ation the
« t o havi been returned to the layers of bread, shrimp and A e
Fistisi
people.
production with as little loss of
ration ltot,fe to use eggs for they in buttered c a s « ^ -
What will be the major obje’- time as possible.
CDITORIAL-
are plentiful and are unratione I. »gg». milk, and sal .
NATI«
tives of the new society are not .Paralleling this suggestion, WP
ASSOCIATION known, but it must be interested B is authorising the production
■ Nutrition authorities recommend contents of
eevs at feast three or four Um“»-of.hot water and hake in a moder
primarily in preserving the his- of several essential artie’es intfme-
X J L S L im e of their value S3 .U iy slow oven (326) for one hour,
tcry cf the county, in gathering djately for marketing In six' mon-
OFFICIAL COUNTY PAPER
original material about the county th?; the quantity produced Wilt
body-building fdod, thei» high vjt- Serves^six^
prune custard
ano ts
That history will not meet the accumulated demand,
<min content, «nd b e c a u s e th e y
SUBSCRIPTION RATES
4
«ggs
slightly beaten
not be as dramatic as some. There but it will be a start. The articles
are an excellent source of iron- in
Payable in Advance
1-4
cup
sugar
1-4 tap **R ;
were no Indian wars, no mass will be refrigerators, automobiles,
a form very easily iHilized in the
$2.<K>
ONE YEAR
2 cupa milk, scalded
migrations, few examples of blood vacuum cleaners, cooking utensils
body.
I
1 cup cooked prunes, «hopped ,<
Phed.
ana electric ranges. There is still
JULY 13, 1945
UunsajaQui woui aqi jo ouio$:
Coiribioe erg«, sugar and «alt
It V-«- Kf»n a story of quiet de- to be ironed out what the price«
egg dishes are those that combine
velonment and, as has been said, ‘shall be but OPA insists that pri-
eggs with milk and its products. Add milk, mix well. Add prunes,
‘ romance of daily toil” that spread erf shall be those prevailing in
For instance, a souffle is at its sweetened to taste. Pour into o u .
BOND RECORD
ovei a lo»,-«r period is more rc- 1941 or 1942.
best when made with cheese. Om- tered molds. Set in (pan of warm
It is probably not the place of markab]e than uprisings and uji- “Judge Vinson proposed a higher '•
elets, too, arffe high in favor when water. Bake in a moderate overt
the Sherman County Journal to tt*s. It is evolutionary.
wage scale, also a minimum wage,
flavored with -sharp cheese ,anJ (360) 45 to 66 minutea. Serve, b.
thank the people of Sherman c o u n - ---------------------
scale of 50 cents an, hour, although
served with a filling of creamed ~
ty for their splendid response at
practically no one has been will
oysters, crabmeat or some special
,
a
■*
the end of the Seventh "War Bond I FT ’EM BUY IT
ing to accept that wage for any
left-over. There’ arc also many £ o f J J S y n i D v A I l D C
drive, The county bond staff has
W(? Americans are indylg ng in kind of work. Like other high
- variations in custards, from those
done it in another column. It is, *
clabber-bi nn«l
talking federal officials, the judge . pro-
U .l e v e . Gen. George 8.
-
OeU~,
± “1.
however, undoubtedly proper for Q^oul feeding the people of Europe posed broadening old age benefits
r*hote
...
. At a receptlen given to hi, honor to Boston, nt wble. meal to the more familiar custard
iwtof
be
overcom
e
this paper, which must be * voice
,g * nationai Pa.v.»mrt, this ra:s- »nd higher unemployment benefits,
desserts.
jn using tom syrup to stretch
for the county, to say that the ;
funds fQr thJg or th
some_ The meat of the report, however, ti* 8 honor after honor wm heaped upon Mm, General PffitUu re»»«»«»' '
Examples of custards in differ- BUgar ¡n canning fruit, different
vMh praises far his men and ended with: “We thank God such men » •*
county may trfke pride in its bond timeg to good purposP and 8o,ne. is the statement that food will be b - n I can’t »ay any more.” At this paint the photo was taken.
ent roles are given in then«» re-* proportions give the beat resu lts
i ecord and in the determination rimes to bad.
scarce for the next half year at
pee:
for different kinds of fru<a, ac
of so many of ts citizens to up
There is no particular objection least.
ty Journal, county printing $9.85; Baked Cheese end Shrimp Cns cording to recent research earned
COUNTY COURT
hold that record
to selling our surplus food to Eu-
on in another state and just re
The Nation’s Schools svp’i office tard
Because Sherman countians ral ropean nationals- or nation; if
(Continued from Page One)
The Education Pig- fcxaar-n....FFh
ported in a new economics exten
expense
$5.00;
lied to the cause during the last they have the money to buy or
expense $5.00; 4 slices buttered bread
sion Circular, “Saving Sugar in
dike
precinct
$5.06;
Blaine
C.
Mil«
est,
sup’t
office
week and put the county over the
us fol the
(crusts may be' removed)
Food Preservation.**
ler,
chairman
Monkland
procir.ct.
shell
Oil
Co.
Official
car
expense
top in ita quota on all class«, of food Tbat (g bu8,ness
1-3 pound American cheese
This circular, prepared by Lucy
$4.51
Max
K.
Belshe,
Judge
Monk-
$26.20.
bonds it was again proven that There is no particuuv reason why
1 cup cooked shrimp
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A.
Case, extension nutritionist, and
land
precinct,
«mileage
and
rent
Of
„
v
n
.
this county is the undoubted cham- wc should feed them for free. Pro From the Observer, July 13, 1906
2 eggs, beaten
hall $11.51; R. J. Bruckert, clerk ROAD FUND.
Thomas
Onsdorff, associate pro-
ocn in per capita E bond sales. fessional sobbers write and ta'k
1-3 tap. salt f egsor ,of fO(X] industries, contain-
L.
L.
Leslie
left
last
week
for
Monkland
precinct
$4.51;
Irvif.g
HOAD
EMPLOYEES
PAY
ROLL
1
1-2
cupa
milk
Without final figures being known "
the poor starving Europeans
---------------- ed tables for guidance in the use
tn
» , hpliZvZ Alberta with a bunch of Sherman Ilart, clerk Morikland precinct $4.-
L Peetz, $110.00; - C Bargenholt, -----------------------
it seems likely that our per cap am’
of both corn syrup and honey in
county
work
horses.
He
shipped
51;
Harvey
Thompson,
clerk
Monk-
$101.70;
Earl
Rehr,
$101-70,
K.
ita
will
be near $125
— , purchases
—
_
. i t is our duty to feed them. It ain t
-
.
. x
T w
stretching sugar and a fairly com
in E bonds. Our average for the
McGee We have no more rea- ,ram The Dalle8
Vancouver, B. mud precinct $4.61; Jas. W. Biagg, Mc rherson, $102.30; Frank H.
plete
discussion of ways to obtain
« last < flvv
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chairman Rutledge precinct, milt Beaidsley, $29.60; C. Mersinger,
iuuea will he about »110.
fw(, thwn Krllti8 (ilu l thev C„ thence v,a
P Ry.
the
maximum
quantities of canned
iMoro iplay ball in The Dalles age and rent <rf hall $12.91; E. P. $22.40; L L Peetz, $106.40'; C Bar-
Wc own about »«60 in E bond, per .
iend us parisiai fnshi()n9
fruit
with
smaller
amounts of su
capita. Oregon ia higheat in the fM our womenfolk chemieal ()yeH Sunday. Return game with the Blaylock Judge Rutledge precinct genholt, $96.00; Eart Rehr ,$80.20;
gar.
W W M. Go. boys.
4.51: L D $akin, clerk Rutledge £ jlcPherson $106.90..
nation with »350.08. The national for our clothes or 8ar(1ines
Z £ A
Dark com syrup, as well as the
installation. Rebekahs installed precinct 4.61; A J Payne, clerk Kvt
average of E bond purcha.e. .» our uWeg
us_
ACCOUNT:
State
Ind.
Acc
Comm.
1
ic-re
popular Kght kind, may be
the following officers at the last ledge precinct 4 51; D L Reynolds
under $26, or was.
This mess started in Europe like
Miscellaneous $26.05; National hos
v-aed
successfully
hi canning for
G ; clerk r? Rutledge
precinct 4.51; Kvn- miai wages bcv
Sherman county had a large ail recent messes of international meeting. S. A. McCoy, N. . ...
»<
pital, wages account, $5.00; First
all
of
the
common
fruits except
quota. Quotas are based on bank
in F u r o « Neva Johnston, Vi G.; Mattie Mit- neth E Martin Chairman Kent .pre P
^«perito .nd per c.pito wealth, "
’ t
w ‘ w e’ fcd h7m ehcil, <toe; Laura Tre.and, RSNG. cine, 4.90; J C Wil,on. Judge Kent
B»„K wages account,
pears,
the
circular
indicates.
In
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a
Cn
Alter the last war we fed them cnen, oec; L aura ir eia n u , r v .w u ,
making
the
thin
type
of
syrup
$106 48- Paulsen
^ e have wealth, deposits and and they used then own money to Nellie Meloy, RSVG; Lillian Pago, precinct 14.50; G C Young cl-:rk
used in canning, neither the light
1SG; W.B. Johston OSG; Lillian Kent precinct'4.90; Arthur Just»- bndge
general auiH
quota.
norm . We have no business tnen»
sep clerl» Kent precinct’4.90; JC 4 Roles laboratories, general sup-
nor dark com syrup is recommend
It is something to live in a now and had none there during Strnley, P. Sec.
ilies, $13.98; Wasco Repa r Shop,
ed
with cherries, although either
At Wasco, Saturday last, the Helyer clerk-. Kent precinct 4.V’
county that riaea to meet the tut war. Our inCerfereitce has done
$28.66; tires and
can
be used in making a medium
>1 xn.
AA4 26 ♦
needs put upon it. We applaud the Europe no good, has settle 1 none farmers of Shenman county or- R°y G Schilling, clerk Grass V a I-
tranizod
'
temoorarilv
with
G
N-
ley
precinct
and
mileage
7.71;
TM
tubes
account
$1.50,,
tai
$64
.
or
heavy
syrup.
runner wbd give» odds and w ins of its problems nnd has done .us £ X J d chairman and
H. Sun- ^ r r r i t . Judge G r .« V .iiey p , - F . „ * C o J ,™ '6 tuhe., a«ount.
In
general,
the recommended
thiough grit; wc remember for- irpetri(.ibl(, naim. Let the 3l)b;
proportions
of
com
syrup to sugar
th
secretary
and
pursuant
to
ad-
«
n
d
and
rent
o
f
hall
and
jamlcr
t
L
n
.
^
el-O
T
1
ever those who atoy in the fight
Uy t0 proV(1 , h(l , 0Iltrary
15.71; Vivien Ball «lerk Grass Vai- S ^ r a l supplies $4J30,
Nelson
run
a
little
less
than
one part to
until it is won. Counties can be
True, not all of bhe people in joumment will perfect the organ
• , x .
J S Newcomb Equipment Co. miscellaneous $21.
three,
although
for
tome
fruits
like that, too This one has pro Europe Sitarted the war. Some isution at a meeting to be he d __2_
Moro Saturday next, July
14, ■*»* Grass Yalley precinct 5.(1;
I City
Moro, water, » 1 .» ,
and
some
grades
of
canning
syrup
ven that it is.
must
be innocent . of th - crime. j at
*n io A M
T>
Frank A Lemley clerk Grass V<.1- Tacific Power A. Light Co., 1 g ta,
the proportion is either greater
But we cannot pick them -Au‘.--and at iu a . m.
,
precinct '5 71* W S Powell
Sherman County Journal,
or less than that. For example,
NEW CABINET
me not trying. For many of the Frcm the observer, July 14. 1910 c 'iairman Moro precinct 6.22; E E miscellaneous, $2.00; Service Gar-
the recommended proportion in
people
there i6
it ------
seems - profitable
------*1---------
Moro (rrocinnt a . »ge, repairs account, $20.19; Union
making
a medium syrup for cher
A change is coming over the
of the
judge Moro prec c
account $83 9J-
•o start a war in order to obtain , t The hard driving q wind
ries
is
to
use 1 1-3 cups com syrup
nnmkir
of
Theodore
Johnston
Cfcrk
Moro
pre
Co-
ga8
®
O
l1
A
O
C
O
U
’rL
W
-9J»
« C b m * o f the U n ited 8tatea. I t is
fpom be-United Staten, dur- week
week has
has started
!
a number or
r**
J i K McKean, road machinery a ac-
to
3
1-4
cups sugar with 5 2*-3
good change, certoinly, for it
beavy ,,]and blow*," . in different f '"c< 6 22 = M“e Moore c’erk a " 10
precinlct 6.22? i Roxy Thompson, «>vnt, »1020.15; Walther-Williams
cups
water.
could be otherwise but with diffi
We do not even receive respect sections of the county.
clerk Moro precinct 8.22; Idah Ev- Go
* ‘“be> $164.09; Miscell-
The government recommenda
culty.
We Morwenthiu
are. rid of Madame
Pcr- irom thPe0*’le wc went to
fctoZ of
who really
The <»n>onter work on the new
cbairman Waaco precinct cneoua account »2.60. total »1S6.59.
tion
for using sugar alone in can
kin. of Morgenthau, who really
Fairview school KouaeH. progress. « • “ -
TW first photos of 1M€ postwar
ning
is one pound of sugar for
wan’t » bad, of bumbling Wick-
around parjs gnd Rome when. jn(f n>cely
a neat , tructure 5.86; Wilnra O
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cars to be received show, top: the
each
four
quarts of finished pro
1944 Nash “490” passenger automo
ard. Harry Hopkins has departed.
N0TICE OF
_ „
..
ever the get off from duty. Whv Wil, soon take the place of the old. P " *1» * S-8« ^ R
HEARING bile. Lower, the “handmade” Ford duct, which means one-half cup
FINAL
sopie
C. E. Sheets and C. G. Hui, co prec.nct 5.86. Alice B«™ettclerk
The former cabinet was compos-
.
,
,
should any nation or the peopi
Notice is k.
hereby given that the F* \M'in‘ " J*J* k* °” ’ “ “« ’• « o f sugar per quart of fruit or a
.
s
_„
____ j
_____________ »04 Wasco precinct 586; Astnd Tugle
ed of ineffectual men and women
tliereof respect a nation that is have completed their new cement
/ » in the Coun- model. Motorists may have to wait 25 per cent syrup, the circular
cn
,
.
,
y
m
ar»:
fer.ee»
and
walks.
O.
B.
Mcssinger
Wasco
precinct
5JB;
C
hari«
under>i({ne<t
haa ftb.d
who had a desire to be led by the
frem one to two years for these. -
such an easy mark ?
shows. The lowest amount of su
former
president. Their reputa-
- - -----
.
It weakens them to give tli m and Isaac Thompson have let con-
e lveiY
Wopma
^our^
of Oregon
gar used with any satisfaction in
C H U R C H ^ 9
tion in general was that of lltt.e food and d#thi
not earned. It -racts for their work aljoining the ’ n^ Jan,tor serT1j e
tor Sherman County her Final
canning or freezing most fr u its is
l.berala (using the term “libera.- continue, our feel|ng of (luty t, fenl<nt wal1(s n„w finished and f , B8lln£ ei ca7 a*" ° f TOt" .
Account and Report as the Exe- Moro Community
about a sixth cyp per quart.
improperly). They were not gen- ward them as dependents. Ahoy uhen all is done it will be up to
CanVa*8 °omniia *cu^ x
®*tate of Harry N. Presbyterian Church
Fruit
canned without sugar will
« a lly men who had much regard
n<)t feeJ dependent on v s . tne ^ hool S t r i c t to build a ce- '>00'’ Davld R_e.,d .county comniis Hlchelderfer> deceased, *nd that
James D. Moberg, pastor.
keep
but
quality and flavor are
for party; their loyalty was to
poor.
-» .
;deas.
Copies
of
the
circular
may be
of
Now comes a new president with
had
from
county
extension
offices.
a different idea. Truman is a par-
Extension
bulletin
642
gives
more
1y man trained in the hard schoo xave
complete
canning
information.
nt upiuunn H<a,n
--------
jrcgon, bave noen nxed Dy cue
;un by Pendergaat He wanto hb on wjthout u8 >t ](>a, k untj, tn# n u n i vur ^.mxva▼*., -w.j
City of Moro, water at courthouse
as
t¡m<
place for Christian Science Society
men in. He i. nuking a a b .n e t Europeans had settled their own
A field fire on the L. E. Kaso-
Sunday morning servioes a I
hearing of objections to said Fin-
composed of partisan politicians. qaarrel
Qur interference cont,.,. berg farm west of Wasco last $10.50; Pac. Tel. A Tel. o.
11.00 A.M. Subject “ God”
T
.lionas
all
offices
$39.66;
Moro
/ courtho$«e *n‘ Account an<1 Report and for the includes testimonials of healing.
That ia not a blanket criticism ued,
ued as
>s it
R did before, the struggle
atru(fg,.. Friday afternoon destroyed about »
nf
t
r
.
revolt
..(M
dumber
&
Fuef
Yard,
courtlteOae eMt,enwnt of aaid e8(Ute.
o t em. f t eir oyalty to t e na-
raceB and ideologies of 275 acres of standing grain and
. The reading room in the rea»
expense-$14.95; Puget Sound Tint
Selma Viola Watkins of
building ia open. All as
uon is greater than to party t..ej crawded Europe. It will nqt b? several sacks of threshed wheat A Duck Co. courthouse expense
Executrix
thorized
Christian Science liter*
We ’
settled until it is settled in Europ«> before it was gotten under control. $6.94; J C Freeman, P.M. Box rent f Legter j ohnsont
ture
can
be bought or borrowed
Byrne. .. .
strong man. a b Europeani o„|y . -
The fire is reported to h .ve start- for
We#t
p . ln -
-" -~ ~
Wednesday night service at 8
smooth politician, a wise bird. He ______________
ed from a spark from the exhaust
& Binding 0<r. Clerk’s supplies w
Oregon ’ -
WASCO METHODIST CHURCH
may not be the best secretary of
l „ i ^ ThTTa v e a t X rtfit‘
M6 “ ’ T—
First ¡m b lic U n -J o n e 22. 1945
state, but he is a good preside»- WASTE PAPER
Sunday School 10 A. M.
V H
Smith
while working Asf,e8SOr’8
publication—July 13, 1945
tial advisor in domestic affairs.
Morning worship at 11:00 A M.
V.
H.
Smith,
while
working
jr
g
supplies
$14.10,
$78.4^;
-
...e^»..
..^ures.v. know
avuepw his way
w . . a
Sherman county has slipped to
___________
____
3 in
son should
Subject “Christian Unity”
round the treasury and bèaidês Mth pl,ce in °0» « 1'0" of waste fbout the combine teams on Mon- w j|y
K n^hten,' ' ex»enias to
Preaching service at the Grass
Us
indexent k
. . h«.„
with
61.6 v day,
injury,
g ,t confere^ ; , KfciO;
Us «olitie.1
political judgment
has.
been P»P*r-
«*»*»• “ H ” «
" ,l" u*
T " received
' ~ n ‘' .7 a a hand
----------
7 ' ” ’ lacer-
T . ’.7 Sop’----------------
• - X , - Wily ’ . W
Valtey Methodist church Sunday
good heretofore. Andereon in ag- ’K>un,J, wh*rea» Wa8~ «»“"‘y h ,s at,nF »'> the fin« er8 of onc h,nd Knighton, ofllabe help »44.40; M a-
afternoon at 3 o’clock. ’
nculture, is a help
’
63 3 in fourth Place- clatsoP »> ana
fche nail from 0H" fin*er- rie Hoskinson Assessor’» ’ office
f . L. Cannell, Pastor
It ia more apparent every day third place h,‘’ 666 ,nd Mar?on
A
*l*rn on
lill
H irry help $72.00; J - C . Freem an P.M .
that the new d e l i. over Perec *»’ 86 »• Benton in first place has Van Gilder farm near Waaco was s. amp, treasurer’s offlee »15.0«;
cut,on. of various group, and bus-
'
iota"y de8troJ’« i
« « of .
J C Freeman P.M.. .ta m p .
(SOME t UPDEGRAFF
i-------7 u .topped and pereecu
Collection of three tone of pap- known origin last Tuesday nigh t #fflce <10 00; C A Ruggles Agency
♦ion a . a m ean, of punishment « would I » 1 “ ." » in th* running Included in the k>“
w» «
tw0 .premium on sheriff*« car $2.56;
RUFUS GRANGE H a L l
for lack of faith in the adnnnu-
That ia* if no one els€ al?° C0Wa’ 8 calf’ a fannin< mil1’ feed Foss A Co, Official c ar e x p e ia .
A tto rn e y A t L a w „
‘.ration will probably end. Success- «><'«*«*• .
chopper, h arn essfarm implements , 3 Mi ^ r t h o u s e « p e n » ^ 0 0 . «
j
.
- .
Moro asad Waaao
ful democracy demand, pubhc
There ia going to be a gathering and a bam Jilled full of hay.
tota l $ 5 * 0 p D ep artm en t ot A g ri- j a t U r u a y
J U ly
1
servants in action aa well a . in 01 P, Per mmie Saturday for the
.
^ t u r e s e a le r w e ig h t, r measures
ur<< n r
t . ov.$-aare..
ORCHESTRA MUSIC
words. " It i( a condition seldom b« le"t at i the
Shnners
,U ' Moro Lodge No. 113. I.O.O.F. # W; Chari«« R Logan, audit (of
-toreX.
found, but it doe. not «mm to be * m o,t worth7 “ ““ • Allh° u« h
Tueadava in LO O F county books $50.00; State Indus
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"CoterpHlor" DtsssH brumus dsoa
hall,
f t a n r ia n 't 'a n d Acc. Comm. P r e « officer, protoc-
GAS AND OIL •
hurt by recent cabinet changes.
»«nm ne ia as busy as can be it
d r . T h o fi why they Hvs Isapsr. Air hk
____ . ....
• should be possible for nearly every
viait ng brothers arr tion $4.00; First National Bank,,
Tires—Accessories
Fourth
Thursday»
<n
each
hoUdbyo^CctsrpiWorWsisllagms
cord^
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. family to tie up a bundle of old
Month. Visiting Members R. R. McKEAN and SON
to meet wtth us.
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newspapers and magazines and
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deonsr wfcsrs heavier portidss urs
Ernest Houston N. G.
Appropriately on the Fourth of
^ a t they are delivered. T h e,
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annotations $10.00; The Frank
A. R. Kessinger, Secretary
Grain, Feed, Flour, Fuel
Jtuth Sparling, Secretory
rsmovsd, next m a both of off which
Ji )y Sherman countians met and PaP«r *8
needed, the amount
Shepard Co. Law Library Account
Farm
Implements,
Bags,
Twins
organized an historical society, de- raised goes to a good cause. And 1 ureka Lodge No. 121 A.F.A A.M. $15.00; West Publishing Co. Law Lupfa|e
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signed to peipefuate the history the paper is in the way anyhow,
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Law MblPar^ Tuesdays of each
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PHONES
members are cordial^ account $64.00; Bancroft Whitney ¡ ^ th’
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